Bobby Charles died 14-01-2010 at the age of 71 Abbeville Louisiana. This is probably the only footage of him performing. Why did you leave him out of The Last Waltz, mister Scorcese?. + Informações

Bobby Charles. + Informações

The original version by the man who wrote it...Bobby Charles................ + Informações

Louisiana's own Bobby Charles (of "See You Later Alligator" fame) from his 1972 LP recorded with members of The Band and Dr. John. + Informações

21-02-1938 - 14-01-2010 RIP Bobby Charles - Queen Bee Ft Sonny Landreth sonny-landreth.hyves.nl from the CD Homemade songs 2008 Bobby Charles, the singer-songwriter who penned such hits as Fats Dominos "Walking to New Orleans" and "See You Later Alligator" recorded by Bill Haley and the Comets, died Thursday. He was 71.Charles, a Louisiana Cajun whose real name is Robert Charles Guidry, died at his home in Abbeville, Louisiana, said his publicist Karen Johnson. Though she did not know the cause of death, Johnson said Charles had diabetes and was in remission from kidney cancer. His longtime friend and music collaborator, Dr. John, choked up Thursday as he spoke about working with Charles. "We were very close for 40, 50 years," said Dr. John, whose real name is Malcolm "Mac" Rebennack. "We started writing stuff together in the 70s. He was very easy to work with and a special guy." In 2008, Charles released an album co-produced by Dr. John called "Homemade Songs." Dr. John said he and Charles had just wrapped up another album called "Timeless." Johnson said "Timeless," a collection dedicated to Domino thats mostly made up of new songs, will be released as scheduled Feb. 23. She called Charles death a real loss to the music world. "He is a classic American songwriter," she said. "His songs are real American songs." Like Domino, Charles was known for his reclusiveness, Johnson added. The songwriter was a reluctant performer who for several decades had stayed largely out of .... + Informações

Bobby Charles - Jealous Kind. + Informações

A Louisiana Swamp Pop / Rhythm & Blues song by Boddy Charles, born Robert Charles Guidry (1938/2010) in Abbeville, Louisiana. He was the composer of ""See You Later, Alligator" popularised by Bill Haley and the Comets. The Walk was also covered, recorded and gonna be an Uk Top 40 by the Inmates, a British Pub Rock band with the great singer Bill Hurley on vocal. + Informações

Someone commentted dat Bobby Charles did a good version of this great song done by Fats Domino. He should have, he wrote it. Dat Youtuber also said it was probably already up on Youtube. Well,......thanks to him it is, debuting today.. + Informações

Exclusive new music from BoB, Charles Hamilton and Asher Roth "Change Gonna Come". This song is taken from BoB's upcoming mixtape "the Unclearables" by DJ Green Lantern. Check out BoB on the cover of XXL and on www.myspace.com/bobatl.. + Informações

Long Face. + Informações

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It's freakin' Mardi Gras and between the Super Bowl and the Saints' parade Tuesday and now snow comin' in, I am completely whacked out physically and mentally. (No jokes please). Anyway, Mardi Gras party music all the way until "Dat" Tuesday!. + Informações

RIP Bobby Charles - Wish You Where Here Right Now Louisiana songwriter Bobby Charles dies at 71 January 14, 2010 - 7:38pm By STACEY PLAISANCE Associated Press Writer NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Bobby Charles, the singer-songwriter who penned such hits as Fats Domino's "Walking to New Orleans" and "See You Later Alligator" by Bill Haley and the Comets, died Thursday. He was 71. Charles, a Louisiana Cajun whose real name is Robert Charles Guidry, died at his home in Abbeville, La., said his publicist Karen Johnson. Though she did not know the cause of death, Johnson said Charles had diabetes and was in remission from kidney cancer. His longtime friend and music collaborator, Dr. John, choked up Thursday as he spoke about working with Charles. "We were very close for 40, 50 years," said Dr. John, whose real name is Malcolm "Mac" Rebennack. "We started writing stuff together in the 70s. He was very easy to work with and a special guy." In 2008, Charles released an album co-produced by Dr. John called "Homemade Songs." Dr. John said he and Charles had just wrapped up another album called "Timeless." Johnson said "Timeless," a collection dedicated to Domino that's mostly made up of new songs, will be released as scheduled Feb. 23. She called Charles' death a real loss to the music world. "He is a classic American songwriter," she said. "His songs are real American songs." Like Domino, Charles was known for his reclusiveness, Johnson added. The songwriter was a reluctant performer who .... + Informações

Bobby Charles - You Came Along. + Informações

This is off of former member of Evangeline Beth McKee's tribute to her favorite songwriter Bobby Charles.. + Informações

Regular tunes from Mark Lamarr, plus news links and suggestions covering good music from reggae to hillbilly boogie www.goej.blogspot.com. + Informações

i'm that way. + Informações

Another one take living room hearfelt try out of....... + Informações

For Buddy50s. + Informações

Cajun R&B man Bobby Charles wrote such classics as See You Later Alligator and I Dont Know Why I Love You but for some reason never became a big star.. + Informações

Sadly on 14th jan 2010 the world lost Bobby Charles...He was a true pioneer who more than deserves a tribute here on you tube...RIP Bobby Charles.. + Informações

Nice early one from Charles.. + Informações

2010.Song 'FOOTBALL BLUES' by Singer Songwriter Bobby Charles (RIP) Ft on (slide)guitar:Sonny Landreth sonny-landreth.hyves.nl from theCD ' Homemade Songs'-2008.Music&Lyrics by Bobby Charles All rights reserved.Soccer scenes with Famous Goals from Dennis Bergkamp(World Cup 1998) & Marco v Basten(Euro 1988) The Dutch soccer team! Music&Lyrics by Bobby Charles All rights reserved.Robert Bobby Charles Guidry, the reclusive south Louisiana songwriter of hits for Fats Domino, Frogman Henry and Bill Haley & the Comets, died early Thursday 14 jan 2010 after collapsing at home in Abbeville, his manager said. He was 71 Known professionally as Bobby Charles, he wrote Walking to New Orleans, one of Domino's most beloved songs; (I Dont Know Why I Love You) But I Do, an enduring classic by Henry; and See You Later Alligator, a smash for Haley at the dawn of rock n rollA reluctant performer, Mr. Charles largely disappeared after participating in the Bands 1976 farewell concert The Last Waltz. He preferred to release the occasional album while living quietly, an enigma whose songs were more famous than he was. Along the way he dealt with a litany of personal disasters ranging from fires to floods to cancer.Mr. Charles agreed to stage a comeback at the 2007 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival presented by Shell, only to back out at the last minute, citing health issues. Mac Dr. John Rebennack, Marcia Ball, guitarist Sonny Landreth and other admirers performed his songs in his absence .... + Informações

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It's Mike's Birthday (Chess1458). Chess is his favorite label so I've got some rare Chess goodies going up tonight.. + Informações